It’s not enough to just “have faith” you must BELIEVE in order to get the most out of your spiritual journey called life.

We don't often do a very good job of sharing our Unitarian Universalist faith with family and friends, or in our nation or abroad. And yet, I hear personal testimony over and over about how liberating and transforming our way of religion can be. Join me this morning as I explore the challenges of sharing our faith.

Welcome, Rev Dr Susan Newman, to our pulpit as she explores diversity in our relationships.

Valentine Day Sunday is the time each year where UUCA "Stands on the Side of Love!". Listen to why Kimberly knows that it will take courageous love to help us reach beloved community.

"The Curosity Cabinet" We all have one of some sort, a curiosity cabinet that is. Charles Darwin had many, from childhood on - I've seen them! One important question is: What do you do with its contents? Where doese it take you? For Darwin, it took him to extraordinary places. This is Darwin Sunday. Join us!

When asked the often quoted question, "If you were charged for being a Unitarian Universalist, would there be enough evidence to convict you", how would you respond? Come close our month of “Justice” with intern Kimberly Tomaszewski, in praise of the works of this community and the efforts still to engage.

During Dr. King's life the word integration was used often as way of mainstreaming American culture toward multiculturalism and equality. We have succeeded as a country in integrating most of our social systems. We should be proud. However, there are still groups of Blacks, Whites and others who still wonder if they are a part of the American Dream. Toward the end of his life King sought to bring these underprivileged folk together during the Poor People's Campaign. He did not live to see this dream come to fruition. For us today, what are we called to do as a faith community with the poor people in our nation and world?

I hope your Christmas Holiday was a good one! Did you ever wonder how you (we) got to this point in the holiday festivities? I have and I have been surprised by what I have found. On this day after Christmas, take a step away from your routine and join me for a fun and spirited look at the way we celebrate Christmas.

On this Sunday, Rev. John takes a UU look at the Christian holy day “Advent” to see if there’s a message for Unitarian Universalists in Annapolis.

With Thanksgiving past and the “Christmas machine” reaching full throttle, this Sunday let’s pause for a moment to take a deep breath and consider this thing called Christmas. How did we get to this? Is there hope for your ideal holiday? Please join with me to reflect on the meaning of the coming month.